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    Virre

    2 months

    Fresh

    Incredibly fresh and clean with lovely citrus notes. My son and husband are fighting over this perfume at home, and it smells absolutely divine on both of them. Highly recommended if you're someone who doesn't like heavier perfumes.
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    • Virre

      2 months
      It is so lovely 😍
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  • Dima

    3 weeks
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    I recommend
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VersaceEros Energy Pour Homme Eau de Parfum 50 ml

3 reviews, 5 on average
995 kr
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Versace Eros Energy Pour Homme EdP is inspired by the Mediterranean coastline, and it captures the essence of nature's beauty with its powerful and long-lasting fragrance. Opening with a burst of citrus brilliance, it offers a vibrant and uplifting start. The sun-kissed essence of Italian bergamot is enriched by the zesty notes of blood orange, lime, lemon, grapefruit and mandarin, creating a refreshing harmony that radiates pure joy. In the heart, pink peppercorn and blackcurrant bring a touch of intrigue and sensuality. Together with white amber, they represent the passion and desire at this fragrance's core. Patchouli adds depth and richness, while musk provides a soft and inviting aura. Oakmoss adds an earthy and green facet, anchoring the fragrance in a timeless elegance.

- Masculine citrus fragrance by Versace
- Fragrance Family: Citrus Woody
- Eau de Parfum

Top: Bergamot, Blood Orange, Lime Oil, Mandarin, Grapefruit, Lemon
Heart: Pink Peppercorn, Blackcurrant, White Amber
Base: Patchouli, Musk, Oakmoss

50 ml

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